Hannah & Kelvin’s Wedding, Abercorn Parish Church, followed by Hopetoun House, South Queensferry
Hannah and Kelvin’s special day was truly fab, not only because they said ‘I do’ to each other, but also because they brought their gorgeous little daughter Matilda to be christened in the same service. How wonderful is that?
All that is amazing about winter weddings – candles, sparkles and roaring fires – was here in abundance and the atmosphere was cosy and relaxed, like a great big family party. Hopetoun House stood majestic in the winter sun while inside the ballroom, styled by Planet Flowers, looked like a perfect silvery Narnia.
As everyone settled down for the wedding breakfast, the minister Alex took to the floor as MC and set the tone for some very funny and genuine speeches. Alex – has anyone ever told you you’d be great on stage?!
The celebrations were topped off with an incredible firework display designed by the fab chaps at 21CC Fireworks…
Hannah, Kelvin and Matilda – thank you for inviting us to be with you – we loved every single minute.
Can’t wait to catch up with three you very soon! Hugs,
A&N x
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